iFly Indoor Skydiving Tampa Bay in Tampa Bay, FL

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Before you can soar, you have to start down low.

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Ready to experience the heart-pounding thrill of skydiving, without jumping out of a plane? Look no further than iFLY (10654 Palm River Rd., Tampa), the indoor skydiving facility that will make your heart pound faster than a shot of adrenaline.

As soon as you arrive, you can watch other brave souls fly, flip, and flail around in the state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel while you wait for your turn. But don’t worry; the excitement is just getting started.

After watching a short safety video with your group, meeting your instructor (shoutout to mine, Maui), and learning their hand signals, it’s time to suit up.

The instructor will make sure your helmet and goggles fit snugly — you don’t want them flying off. Pro tip: folks with long hair should tie it in a braid to avoid tangles.

Once you’re suited up, it’s time to enter the tunnel and experience the thrill of free-falling. Your instructor will guide you and eventually let go, so you can truly feel like you’re soaring through the air/falling towards Mother Earth.

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This is what a high fly looks like during your first sesh.

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Plus, if you’re feeling extra daring, you can opt for the instructor to grab onto you and fly 20 ft up with you in the chamber.

If you want to show off your adventure, remember to buy the photo and video package to flaunt your session to all your friends.

Quick questions we asked

Q: Can I eat before I fly?

A: You won’t feel any motion sickness, nausea, or dropping feeling in your stomach — so eat what you want.

Q: Will the group hear me scream?

A: No, we all have earplugs in, plus this chamber is super loud and soundproof. Scream as loud as you can.

When was the last time you felt that rush? We want to know for part two.

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